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Meanings of cast a ballot in English

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Usage of cast a ballot in English
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The challenge, McDonald said, was to make sure they cast a ballot.
Reuters
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This year roughly 7000 people will be unable to cast a ballot.
Radio NZ
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In fact, they will have no chance to cast a ballot.
The Guardian
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Pre-poll voters are given a checklist when they go to cast a ballot.
News.com.au
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Those planning to cast a ballot were evenly split between Labour and Tory.
The Guardian
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A small percentage of eligible voters did not cast a ballot.
The South African
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As emigrants, they will not be entitled to cast a ballot on Friday.
The Irish Times
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He would also allow voters to decide if they want to cast a ballot.
Reuters
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For most Libyans, July 7 will be the first time they cast a ballot.
Reuters
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Only 68% of those eligible to cast a ballot actually did so.
Radio NZ
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A long-time activist for opposition candidate Falcon, Sulbaran was determined to cast a ballot.
Reuters
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He then cast a ballot in favour of that candidate.
Jamaica Observer
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Some cast a ballot against both men in protest.
Reuters
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Turnout Turnout is the percentage of eligible voters who cast a ballot on polling day.
BBC
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And that's to go to the polls and cast a ballot for Gen. Varden Waymouth.
The Ramrodders: A Novel
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In the US overall, 58% of the voting-eligible population cast a ballot for president.
The Guardian
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Cast a ballot across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common